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• United States🇺🇸 US financial calculatorsMortgage, auto loan, 401(k), CD, sales tax and 2026 federal income tax — in dollars.
• France🇫🇷 Calculateurs financiers FrancePrêt immobilier avec assurance, TVA, impôt sur le revenu, Livret A — en français.

Markets & comparisons

• FD vs RD vs PPF vs SIPThe same monthly saving, four destinations — live side-by-side chart.
• Top performing mutual fundsBest funds by 5-year CAGR in each category, with a SIP projection for each.
• Top performing stocksNifty 50 leaders over 5 years — benchmarked against the index, no tips.

• Breaking an FD early: what it actually costsThe premature-withdrawal penalty is not a flat fee — your deposit is repriced to a lower slab and then penalised on top. The exact math, the January 2026 rule change that guarantees withdrawal on deposits up to ₹1 crore, and how to structure deposits so breaking one never hurts.
• How your credit score sets the rate you are offeredBanks price loans in credit-score slabs — the advertised rate is the top slab, and each step down can add 0.10–0.50% to your rate. How risk-based pricing works, what a slab jump costs in rupees over a 20-year loan, and the mechanics of checking and repairing your score before applying.
• Deposit insurance: what the ₹5 lakh cover actually protectsEvery rupee in an Indian bank is insured — up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank, principal plus interest, across savings, current, FD and RD together. How the limit really works, the joint-account multiplier, the 90-day payout clock, and what is not covered at all.

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Every rate on this site is dated and verified against the bank’s own published figures. And when the decision is bigger than a slider — retirement, a home, where your SIP should actually go — we’ll connect you with a SEBI-registered, fee-only financial planner.

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